... williugm-ia return work once. The work men the other firms are also ready in. Horace Wright, formerly a medical student of Cambridge, who baa juat been released after nine months' imprisonment, for highway robbery, was rr-onested Friday night, at Castle ...

... Frinonoa Beatrice.—Two diamond daisy flower* mounto.l as hair-pins. Her Royal tho ** of Cambridge. -A silver-gill inkstand the of shell. Hi* Unyat Highness the Hake of Cambridge.- A richly engrsved silver salver. Tli- Buko ami Duchess of Argyll tiara formed of ...

... materia : . Then came Prince Leo|ioM, the Duke Cambridge, Prince Tick, and tho Princess Mary, the latter light ratin, profusely . trimmed. Tiic Duchess of Argyll wore white satin and 1 diamond head-dres*. Tiro Duke was clad m full Highland costume of the ...

... grand tier. The Prince of Wales* box is also the grand tier, and the Duke of Kdinhurgh and the Duke Cambridge a>e joint proprietors of tbe box adjoining on one side, while the Duke of Sutherland owns that on the other. It was thought at first that so ...

... posted his numerous tenantry in the ouuntiea of Honirravt, Wilts, ami Gloucester : *‘l am re.ioeate.| to inform you thatlbo Duke of Heaufort Ilia* decided to do without keepura for the future, and to intruat tbe (•reservation of game and foie* bis tenantry ...

... an stent choir led tho vast audience, who were provided with both music and words in their programme*. The ended, the Duke Cambridge presented the army officers assisting in tbe Exhibition. Prince Christian presented the officers of the Exhibition staff ...

... ORGANISATION. Hi* Royal Ilighnem the Duke Cambridge pre*id Friday afternoon in the Theatre the United Service Institution, Whitehall, at the reading a paper, Col. Rmckenhury, the military system* of France and Prussia. In moving ,ot« thanks the lecturer ...

... by Protestant minister* if they were rights honour of Moloch instead being observance* common to all Christian*. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON ARMY ...

... Government were devoting their attention the cardinal referred in the speech of I/>r.) San Ihnrst. After some remarks by the Duke of Cambridge, and the Hoke of Kiehmood, The Earl of Kijiberlet said was easy to sneer the measur adopted for carrying the recruiting ...

... Samm l Jurr-.lt Nevil, M.A., rector Skelton, near Newcastleunder Lyne. . ('bailotte Day, sreused of poisoning her hnslmml t Cambridge, continue, to protest her iunoc-nce of ilm crime. analysis being mad-, arsenic was found in tho meal pudding which the deceased ...

... the estate stan-I*. Alakuinu if T«ci —Some the Church paper* ■tale that tire Rev. Richard Wilkin*, of Magdalen College, Cambridge, ha* ju*t preached a •eraion the Church of St. Michael and all Angel.’, Ssanmore, in winch he stated bis belief that there ...

... admitted that there was power of veto, but, aceordmg to the evidence of the Duke of Cambridge, and Mr. Sidney Herbert before the royal oommiasion, it was never ex»rcised. The Duke of Interposed. There were numerous cases in which senior explains had been ...